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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
Foresters fear another major wildfire as a six year cycle looms since the 1933 1939 1945 and 1951 blazes. Oregon authorities point to $7 million invested in roads snags and reforestation to blunt a new outbreak while awaiting autumn results and the fate of the jinx.
A bell cast in the Netherlands in 1685 still rings beside Sleepy Hollow on the Hudson. The Associated Press highlights bells as timeless music, echoing Thomas Hood's view that bells are music's laughter and shaping endless pastoral soundscapes.
The article contrasts great bells like Big Ben and the Liberty Bell with humbler bells that, through their tintinnabulation, have quietly shaped history. It argues the pen and quiet teachers often mattered more than loud instruments, suggesting bells’ pervasive, centuries-spanning impact.
A National Academy of Sciences panel warns birth control is an international crisis requiring governments private groups and industry to cooperate on voluntary fertility regulation and family planning. Dr George B Kistiakowsky says the U S funds two thirds of global basic research and aims to triple efforts in years ahead.
Mrs. Fred Warren, president of the American Legion Auxiliary, announces standing committees and chairmen for the coming year in Myrtle Unit No. 38. Committees include Americanism with chairwoman Mrs. ... and other posts to be filled.
Governor Hatfield urged an all-out effort to cut traffic deaths after Oregon posted its highest five month toll yet with 179 fatalities. Officials noted new monthly records in two of the first five months of the year as reckless driving drew sharp reproach.
Mrs. Fred Warren was installed as unit president of Myrtle Unit No. 38, American Legion Auxiliary, in a ceremony at her home with installing officer Mrs. Lloyd Silasee. Other officers installed include first vice president Mrs. Henry Rowell, second vice president Mrs. Hugo Michel, secretary Mrs. Gene Parsons, treasurer Mrs. Harrel Hutchinson, sergeant at arms Mrs. Lloyd Jarvis, chaplain Mrs. Cora Steele, historian Mrs. Peter Nemec. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Warren.
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